RabbitQA Deep Testing Platform
An end-to-end quality platform that takes a requirement from a document to a tested, reported release — with AI doing the repetitive parts.
What is RabbitQA?
RabbitQA brings requirement analysis, test design, test execution, automation, device testing and monitoring into one place.
Instead of a chain of disconnected tools, each module hands its output to the next: a requirements document becomes scored analysis, backlog items and generated test cases; those cases become plans and runs; runs become results, defects and reports. Everything sits inside a workspace, so a team sees its own work and nothing else.
The platform is used by QA engineers, test leads, business analysts and product owners, and it is designed so those roles can work on the same artifacts without exporting spreadsheets between them.
What you can do with it
Analyze requirements before you test
Upload requirement documents, score them for quality and completeness, and see what is ambiguous or missing before it becomes a defect. Pull the same source material from Confluence when that is where it lives.
Generate backlog items and test cases
Turn an analyzed document into epics, features and user stories, or into test cases — then review, approve and export them. Generated work goes through a review gate rather than straight into your repository.
Manage and execute tests
Keep test cases, sets and folders in a shared repository, group them into test plans, run them, and record results with evidence. Defects raised during execution go to Jira, Azure DevOps or ClickUp without leaving the run.
Automate
Connect a source-controlled automation project, author or generate scenarios, run them on managed engines, and read step-level results with logs, screenshots and recordings. A self-healing element registry keeps locators working as the application under test changes.
Test on real devices and browsers
Run manual and automated sessions on real mobile devices and managed browsers, with device controls, file and app management, reservations and accessibility auditing.
Monitor what you shipped
Watch uptime, certificates, endpoints and browser journeys; scan for security exposure; and assess business-level web quality — with incidents, alerting and status pages.
Core modules
| Module | What it does |
|---|---|
| TestPilot | Test plans, runs, executions and reporting |
| CaseWriter | AI test case generation, review and the test repository |
| DataCrate | Test data generation, mock services and dynamic forms |
| Analyzer | Document analysis and requirement quality scoring |
| SmartRequest | AI-assisted request intake, evaluation and approval |
| Smart PBI | Backlog item generation and the PBI board |
| AutoRunner | Test automation, scenarios, runs and the element registry |
| HealthCheck | Uptime, security and business monitoring |
| SmartAPI | API test generation and execution |
| MobileHub | Real mobile device testing |
| BrowserHub | Managed browser sessions, live and automated |
| Accessibility | WCAG audits, findings and reports |
Which modules you see depends on what your workspace is entitled to, so your module switcher may show fewer than this list.
Integrations
RabbitQA connects to the tools your team already uses. Integrations are configured once per company under Platform › Integrations.
| Integration | Used for |
|---|---|
| Jira | Two-way issue linkage, defect creation, backlog export |
| Azure DevOps | Work item creation and backlog export |
| ClickUp | Issue boards and defect tracking |
| Linear | Issue tracking |
| Confluence | Reading requirement pages as an analysis and generation source |
| TestRail | Importing existing cases, runs and results |
| Source control | Connecting automation repositories and scanning for source changes |
| Figma | Design input for analysis |
| AI models | Selecting and configuring the models used for generation |
| Runners | Registering execution engines for automation |
| App distribution | Delivering mobile builds for device testing |
| RoboClick | Physical POS and robot devices |
Where to go next
- Quick Start Guide — how the platform is organized and what to do first
- Sign Up / Login — getting into your account
- Configuration — connecting your integrations
- Platform Architecture — how the pieces fit together
- API Reference — programmatic access
New to RabbitQA? Start with the Quick Start Guide. It explains workspaces and roles first, which makes everything else easier to follow.
